by Lori Ann King | Feb 24, 2026 | Cycling
Your Power Serves the World, So Use It “Your playing small does not serve the world.” – Marianne Williamson It took me decades to really understand that line. In high school, I started running to stay in shape for soccer. My best friend would join me, and without...
by Lori Ann King | Jan 29, 2026 | Cycling
This year, I keep coming back to the same three words. Intention. Alignment. Authenticity. Not as aspirational ideas. As daily practices. We don’t stumble into alignment. We choose it. Again and again. Sometimes those choices are quiet and private. Sometimes they are...
by Lori Ann King | Jan 2, 2026 | Cycling
Redefining Victory After Surgery, Change, and Recovery We are very good at tending to physical wounds. We ice. We stretch. We submit to physical therapy. We endure discomfort because we believe in healing. Somewhere along the way, many of us also find ourselves...
by Lori Ann King | Oct 27, 2025 | Cycling
Everything in my life seems to come back to something I learned on a bike. There’s a saying among cyclists: Get on my wheel. It means tuck in close behind another rider, catch their draft, and let their energy carry you for a while. When you ride together like that,...
by Lori Ann King | Sep 29, 2025 | Cycling
Each month, I’m sharing a chapter or concept from my upcoming book, “Cycling Shorts: Everything I Need to Know I Learned While Riding My Bike.” This month explores what happens when Mother Nature has other plans for your ride. Back in my teens and...
by Lori Ann King | Aug 25, 2025 | Cycling
I learned to ride a bike as a kid, like most of us do, knees scuffed, wobbling, fearless. But learning to really ride? That came later. On a road bike. With clipless pedals. With my husband, Jim, as my teacher. It was our first real ride together. He’d adjusted the...
